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Chore charts that survive a real kitchen.

Print a US Letter chart in two minutes, or run a weekly digital tracker on this device. No child accounts. Pro is there when you need siblings, history, and a co-parent link.

Make a printableOpen weekly tracker
  • 80+ printable templates by age, room, and theme
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  • Free tracker for 1 kid · Pro from $6/mo

This week on the fridge

JobMTWTF
Make the bed
Unpack backpack
Set the table
Feed the dog

Score 17 / 20 · Friday movie night

Print a chart tonight

Pick an age or room template. US Letter, readable in black and white, reward line included.

Or customize without an account

Name, chores, points, colors. Print or PDF. Child names stay in the tab — we do not store them by default.

Track the week digitally

Check boxes, see the score, keep four weeks of history on this device. Pro unlocks siblings, streaks, and share links.

The printable library

Templates are configs, not clip art dumps — so we can add hundreds more without a redesign.

Browse all charts
Ages 5–5Sunshine
5-Year-Old Weekly Chore Chart
A printable weekly chart sized for a 5-year-old: picture-friendly jobs and stars.

star board · stars · 6 jobs

Ages 8–8Terracotta
8-Year-Old Weekly Chore Chart
A printable weekly chart sized for a 8-year-old: a simple grid with points.

weekly grid · points · 6 jobs

Ages 12–12Navy
12-Year-Old Weekly Chore Chart
A printable weekly chart sized for a 12-year-old: responsibilities and an allowance column.

weekly grid · allowance · 6 jobs

Ages 5–7Terracotta
Terracotta Ages 5–7 Chore Chart
Warm clay and cream — the ChoreChart house style. Built for ages 5–7 (5–7).

weekly grid · points · 6 jobs

Ages 5–12Terracotta
Classic Printable Weekly Chore Chart
The default US Letter weekly grid: six chores, seven days, a reward line. Prints cleanly in grayscale.

weekly grid · stars · 6 jobs

Ages 3–8Sunshine
Star Reward Chart
Collect stars toward a family reward. Ideal for preschool and early elementary.

star board · stars · 6 jobs

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Free
The SEO library, customizer, and a one-kid local tracker. Ad slots on content pages.
Pro · $6/mo or $42/yr
Multi-kid, cloud sync, goals & streaks, two years of history, co-parent share, printable packs. Stripe checkout is wired as a stub in this MVP.
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Guides worth reading before you laminate anything

How to make a chore chart that kids will actually use
A practical guide to building a chore chart: pick the right number of jobs, choose a reward that is not candy every night, and print a layout kids can see from the fridge.
How to get kids to do chores without nagging all evening
Reduce chore nagging with timing, visible charts, and consequences that are boring on purpose. Practical tactics for ages 3–16.
Age-appropriate chores from toddlers to teens
What kids can realistically do at 3, 5, 8, 11, and 15 — including jobs that look helpful but are still too hard.
Chore chart rewards that work
Stars, points, allowance, and privileges — when each reward style fits, and how to keep rewards from taking over family life.
Chore ideas for toddlers
Real toddler jobs: hamper, toys, plates, shoes, and pet water. How to keep it short and picture-based.
Chore ideas for elementary kids
Daily and weekly jobs that match school-age attention: beds, dishes, pets, backpacks, and a first bathroom task.
All guides

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Chore chart guides for parents

How to build, run, and stick with a chore chart — including siblings, ADHD, coparenting, and rewards.

Chore charts by age

Age-specific chore charts and job lists from toddlers through teens.

Chore charts by room

Kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, laundry, living room, and outdoor chore charts.

Chore chart types and printable ideas

Printable weekly charts, star charts, allowance charts, morning routines, and more.